Sentence examples for too much delicacy from inspiring English sources
Sometimes, in fact, the authors show too much delicacy.
The director, Andrew Wagner, depicts Schiller's relations with the student and also with his wayward daughter (Lili Taylor) with some delicacy — perhaps too much delicacy.
The director, Andrew Wagner, depicts Schiller's relations with the student and also with his wayward daughter (Lili Taylor) with some delicacy perhaps too much delicacy.
At times "Good Morning, Night" feels as claustrophobic as the apartment itself, and you may feel that the director is handling his volatile material with a bit too much delicacy.
The show was too long — but it was not too much because, in its delicacy and its spirit, it seemed like a new generation of couture.
How best to describe the feature this level of delicacy attributes to these sentences need not concern us too much, as long as the same feature is being applied to both sentences.
An editor and a writer will have differences, but I think Wolff, borrowing prickliness from his subject, reads too much into Mrs. White's polite cavils and "long-faced" rejections "expressed with regretful and self-justifying delicacy".
